Movie Review: “INSIDIOUS: THE RED DOOR” is a high five for the series
In a film with several good jolts, one of the biggest is that THE RED DOOR manifests as the strongest entry since CHAPTER 2.
Movie Review: Festival Favorite “BEDRIDDEN” Is A Waking Nightmare For A Grief-Stricken Family
After losing her husband in a violent attack, a single mother faces the demons he left behind in Dakota Thomas’ supernatural tragedy.
Salem Horror Fest ’23 Movie Review: “THE ONES YOU DIDN’T BURN” is a Revenge Story Centuries in the Making
Despite tricky underlying assumptions, THE ONES YOU DIDN’T BURN will find a way to make its point known and weave its message of feminist empowerment into your heart.
Tribeca ’23 Movie Review: “YOU’LL NEVER FIND ME” is a true and frightening discovery
It’s the latest superior scare film to spring from the genre-fertile soil of Australia.
Movie Review: Stereotypes are the victim of “THE BLACKENING’s” cutting humor
The film has pointed fun with Black pop-cultural tropes and socioracial issues, pitched at just the right balance between horror and humor.
